Re: Silver Linings
Posted: Thu Dec 21, 2017 7:39 pm
Coach Dykes got a lot of good film to analyze to make improvements for next season and to teach the team some lessons
Mustang1980 wrote:redpony wrote:we learned that hicks is not a leader- just a whiner. Hope HCSD cleans house with the losers who did not come to play last night. Feel sorry for those who really gave an effort as their teammates let them down.
BINGO!!! That I already knew. Pity one of LaTech's LB/Safety blitzes didn't concuss Hicks, and force SD to get an early preview of another QB.
Does the FB staff still run Mustang Reminders for the F-offs ??? Or, does that constitute "Cruel & Unusual" in today's world?
The last paragraph happens way too often and is the answer when people ask what's up with smu attendance, why can't smu attract the casual fan, and why the masses don't turn out for 6-6,7-5 etcSMU21TCU10 wrote:I rewatched part of it last night (I was at the game and wanted to see what was said on TV). Felt bad for Sonny. There was a lot of hope and optimism at first, especially in his pre game interview. Even several minutes into the game when we were only down by 7, there was still a lot of excitement from our side and Sonny. Then the doors were blown wide open, and you could tell he realized it was a huge mistake.
It was kind of funny how they were hyping the SMU offense, Ben Hicks, and Sonny, before the game. If you donΓÇÖt follow SMU and watched that intro, then the first half, you would have been thinking wtf. Watching it from the beginning, knowing the outcome, I got a good chuckle. You can rewatch it on the ESPN 360/Watch ESPN app.
Nobody will remember this game next year though. I was glad Sonny took a risk and decided to help out, but he should have been more clear that he was just an observer for this game. ESPN made it seem like he was coaching the game.
A little disappointed I finally talked my brother into going to an SMU game with me for the first time I n a few years and that happened (he says SMU games are too depressing). He stayed until the half after driving 2 hours to get there. Might be a while before he goes to another.
Julian Grendel wrote:The last paragraph happens way too often and is the answer when people ask what's up with smu attendance, why can't smu attract the casual fan, and why the masses don't turn out for 6-6,7-5 etcSMU21TCU10 wrote:I rewatched part of it last night (I was at the game and wanted to see what was said on TV). Felt bad for Sonny. There was a lot of hope and optimism at first, especially in his pre game interview. Even several minutes into the game when we were only down by 7, there was still a lot of excitement from our side and Sonny. Then the doors were blown wide open, and you could tell he realized it was a huge mistake.
It was kind of funny how they were hyping the SMU offense, Ben Hicks, and Sonny, before the game. If you donΓÇÖt follow SMU and watched that intro, then the first half, you would have been thinking wtf. Watching it from the beginning, knowing the outcome, I got a good chuckle. You can rewatch it on the ESPN 360/Watch ESPN app.
Nobody will remember this game next year though. I was glad Sonny took a risk and decided to help out, but he should have been more clear that he was just an observer for this game. ESPN made it seem like he was coaching the game.
A little disappointed I finally talked my brother into going to an SMU game with me for the first time I n a few years and that happened (he says SMU games are too depressing). He stayed until the half after driving 2 hours to get there. Might be a while before he goes to another.
Black Horseshoe wrote:Julian Grendel wrote:The last paragraph happens way too often and is the answer when people ask what's up with smu attendance, why can't smu attract the casual fan, and why the masses don't turn out for 6-6,7-5 etcSMU21TCU10 wrote:I rewatched part of it last night (I was at the game and wanted to see what was said on TV). Felt bad for Sonny. There was a lot of hope and optimism at first, especially in his pre game interview. Even several minutes into the game when we were only down by 7, there was still a lot of excitement from our side and Sonny. Then the doors were blown wide open, and you could tell he realized it was a huge mistake.
It was kind of funny how they were hyping the SMU offense, Ben Hicks, and Sonny, before the game. If you donΓÇÖt follow SMU and watched that intro, then the first half, you would have been thinking wtf. Watching it from the beginning, knowing the outcome, I got a good chuckle. You can rewatch it on the ESPN 360/Watch ESPN app.
Nobody will remember this game next year though. I was glad Sonny took a risk and decided to help out, but he should have been more clear that he was just an observer for this game. ESPN made it seem like he was coaching the game.
A little disappointed I finally talked my brother into going to an SMU game with me for the first time I n a few years and that happened (he says SMU games are too depressing). He stayed until the half after driving 2 hours to get there. Might be a while before he goes to another.
Chad war crimed us too often
Sounds like the day SMU retired/honored his jersey and he took off right after halftime.mustangxc wrote:I am jealous. I got to see Lance McIlhenny and Mike Ford. Sadly ED jetted before halftime so I never got to see him lol!
WildHorse wrote:Sounds like the day SMU retired/honored his jersey and he took off right after halftime.mustangxc wrote:I am jealous. I got to see Lance McIlhenny and Mike Ford. Sadly ED jetted before halftime so I never got to see him lol!